The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

r :!C I -r t 44, • NUMBER 562:2.1 .17E . . • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: Tb 1 :MORROW. EVENING, Sept. - 10, - I irth, wilt be Performed a Comedy, called SPEED THE PLOUGH . . Sir Philip Blandford, EG E wro ; sir Abet Handy, Mr. , ; Bob Handy, Mr. ON ES ; Henry, Mr. C. K.EMBLE 9 Miss Blanc:fund, Mrs. H. I OHNSTON ; Susan., Miss BOLTON. , . . . • rl• , To - which be added, the lantomime - of ARLEQUIN AND 'MOT I HER GOOSE; car (Jr , "1. NE GULDEN n afterwards Hariegnin, 'Mr. BO LOt'INIA, jun. Columitr ne, Madame LOUIS., , : lif,Pwlaces ' for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the, till c 13° "Office in Prince's-place, Haat- st feet ,; from -1 en • rour. zs • Hu • 7'. Second. price 35; 6d: —Pit - 3s. 6d. SeCond.prtce, wer Gallery zs. Second-price is. U pper ,(allery is; id.p rice " 6d. —No Money Tturne : • n Yriday, T he k er•-• he , . Proprietors of the, Theatre-Royal in Covent-garden, tetJostifi. anon of themselves, do solemnly dis-ivow any in -0,l viwating the Contra& made - last season with re- , to the Annual . :)erie time hetdrc t:le close of. the season, they called on as i „ • I Y 6 1' ilk:lN.:elute:hen as they. knew, -of the Comntittee . ih " , which was made the agreement, specifying that only A ree Annual I oxes emit, side .of the third circle Of tile }Meat en yvere to be retained. --and distinctly informed them' i s i t t r tney ~ %vete ready - to carry list agreeioent, it insisted on, 4c.Y lino execution ; 'but at the . same time told them that l iVed, t . te Legislatnie, in the. Act. fur rebuilding Laoe h coo!, had recogniLed right ot letting tv ti , ixe6, and 'as, - the agreenient, very :great loss u " k litl be sutiered by the Propmtors, wittiAtt almostany, 'l= - „` a n.t. l 4e being g a ined to the general accum..iudation of the v • i !' ;,•t th at on fair and upeh to t,le liberality of the di sPensed-with I 's e rigid performance ot that 'FrCdty be tie . 1 roprietors accordingly, on' the concluditi,, night of t,,, 5 ,..ta . 5n, made had appeal. They,acknowledgeit tile Coh- - ti i l,which they had made; but Jolicitul, - as . boon from it to be relie'ed from the weight t.rt some part of t1 :1u , tu retain the saute number ot Annual tfux;s, as were e • t i, " 0, 1 Theatre beton; the Fire. The general sentiment audience, expressed in loud , appl'obses' dt...• t e .-4 `wns, granted this noon.—On the faith of that senti...: th pt tce P T A tic, so expressed, the -Proprietors employed wholesuinther in .tuaking very expensive alterations, in t i jheatre ;• time faith of that suitiment, they let the it Annual Boxes ILI question for toe pie .ent seasoh, Saida n ',"qdte;y applied. time rent . eceived fur them to the pay- . • or parrot toe heavy dcbt.they now labour under, in 11,7tpretice of their zeal and , exertions in erecting tor the t t ; iVe„. lhs of their country 'confessedly .the,finest Theatre in • i t ,, t e roprietors could not foresee nor i mag i ne that, at the re,„ "g Of the Theatre, another Audience wpuld demand the tu ri ;' 4l of the Grant unanimously conferied of) . them by a onntlst.% Most sincerely they regret their unfortunall "e- No consicieratani, however, ot emolument wio in 7 them to risk t he p e ac e of the Theatre and of the Nte • : They, thereroie, do' explicitly de'cUre, that next sa`iwilen t iry again have returried • int:) . then pos. , ' 1 ", the ei ‘ fit Annual Boxes shall be given lip, and let tp puolie az large, as nightly Boxes :--,Ano the. ti, e P t ictors request thus Inui.:iiinetulgeoce - of - the Public, as ° " l ‘ ot them trout their present cm-, • Situ ICI 'VIIIANA I'OMY AND SURGERY.' . CHARLES BELL will begin flis LEC -Ist 'VIII. on ANATOMY and .5.1.11t6E14Y, on the. (.: ( _, Q t October, at 'rwo o'Clock. The Surgical part of the t ."%;e will be continued in Evening Leaures twice a week .ito Ene 19th of January; :when the Spring Courses of LecL -4'o'4 Will commence. T the' Room tn are open for i thenstruc ot the S tu d ents troutE he ight in t° andt t ., Leicester-street. Leicestei-tzqudre. FREEHOLD HOUSE Loll ER Y. Order tit the Lords of His Majesty's- Trea sury, on 'IU ES DAY, the 4th of December nex't, the aild la 4 r GRAN D CITY LOTT Ell it will commence 'ri• ' Drawing in uilttnalf,- L.ndon. ets may be had at all' the I ottery Offices, present Price Thi s 0 Ass, eactr: VLottery contains Twenty -five CAPITAL PRIZES,. t Lnitien afttpwards of ONE HUN DR EDTH OUSA N D ( - ) LiN DS Value. and consist ot St/BS I'ANTIAL and WELL-FINISHED si t FREI:MOLD HOUSES, LAND- FAX FREE, in the most eligibl e Part of the City et London, either (),,wholesale or Retail Business, anti is the lasi anti only •‘, a Port nUity tne Public wit ever have of obtaining for a kw valuable Freehold state,: - . ~themes and Particulars ratis. ItICHARDSON, GOODLLICK,And Cc): (Am tu.,...trattors with Government for the present STATE I rEk rebpe , :_tintly inforth -the Public, that . 1 . 1 C. b fi and SHARES are now on Sale at their Officer. , , 13‘mk ip„1 dl ngs, Cornhill, and opposite h-eross. SCHEM E. S . - of - ,C2owto - - arc - - ,C 1 oo,ono. 5 ' ..- - - 2,cco . . 1o,'.)0 , ) S - - - . 3,000. . to . - . - 5OO ' 5,000 3° - - . . 100 --. ... - - . - 3,00.0 4° - - - - S. 41to0 " ' •, - ' 2 5 . 2, ~ :'1) '..-........ ° '. - - - . 1 5 ' S.- . -- . , - - 72;006 ' 4,c00 Ti,. .•,......„ -tets. , . k 200,0000 F IVI'FICIZETg OF EACIII 4 LIMBER: . to bef)ciwn 'the igthotc)CTOßEß;lBlo. • BRANSCO.itt AN,) Cu. 1: SI • Vt',WitIGHT ; Surviviki Partner and Sole Conductor, A> 110 W Sel R . ifILY acquaint, the l'etb ESPECl'F ric they are 4'l KETS anti SUAK.ES in the greatest variety of Numbers, a their truly fortunate Offices, No. 37, CORNFIRL, lt, 1 -, OLBORN, 38, iIAYAIAI(I;ET, red 26 9 , s-rk AND. Pol-the tact • ‘Sevii, Years they have ,ettthortue's gr and Sold. est favc,ritL 4 , and in the two last , years "41Y,they r Sharzd , Prizes o - s Prizes of Z 5,030 St to,ooo 0 i,o o l flue first t,oBi Pike of 5,..0 1 "the Last 2j,000 22 ?. Dip. Aid (pity ' Prize ever Sold or Shared. s t.es 3,618, the Gra:4l Prize of roio Tickets, or ,C 24,765. And in tile Last Lottery alone Ten. Capitals.• to, he only Lottery to oeitrawn this Ve 4 r, be t9thoc utr, on a New Flatt; having Five. Prizes of ,C-20;00o, only ""P.Nunitiers not Three Blanks to a •I!rize. • L ESS N AiORE PkiLLS, including Five of . • MEN': V 'I /1017 SAND POUNDS. BlSH.tluliyreturns • hanks to the Pub a,77,` • baler I Favours 1n the Last Lottery, acq4aints them that T cKETS a7 , d SHARES are sell_ ;4: lor.the New Lottery .(etial in v:,lue- laSt, but at • Naced prices), at both his truly fir. tonaie Offices, 4, CORN 111 LL, and 9. Whe re- - Thirty C.ipital Prizes have been Shared ,and Sold• 40: 1 h - within the last nine Months. ' • f t 4„ e Present Scheme contains . unly .vOOO Numbers ; there. those who wish to,have taYOurite (A. Limy Numbers be early in their application. A e ersuns irl the Country nay he supplied by any of Bish's 1.,, or 'hy.•sentlinA liana,Notes, -CSt.Ai, griA Bills, .or . ot , ,ers (post-paio), to either 4, LOllllllll, or 9) natitlg.cru London. K L NT.. 'IRLEHOLD MILL, 1i01.13E,5, AND,4IIND AT LEW_ !SHAM, •-• T(' :•E S(-`!..1) . 35! AUCTION, - To the • A. to an Order of His -Majesty's C.ort , ;rl),l'Mo s ystY, Esq. Deputy ketheinnriticcr ,), t , i t2co:t, at k.;arraway's• Coder:- . house, ExLl4l:l,4••_ .on. Wednesday, the loth day or -.octobcr next, at ra o'cloc,, N LtY:S, •Valttable FREEHOLD ESTATE, (szt;zed into His Majesty's hands, by _virtue of a Writ of Extent against the lion. George Vi(liert), ccnsi . 3ring Of,an e.cellent Corn-mill, working three pair of Stores , with all the Geer and Tackle in good order ; , and Stocks, Store rooms, Scouring-house &c. on a capital stream of W a t er , adjacent to Lewisnarn. bridge, only five miles ;torn London, in the occupation of Mr. Holmes ; • a commodious House, with Chaise-rtouse, Stable, &c. ar . .d extensive Orchard and Gar_ den, in the occupation or Mr. Mesnard ; and atSo a Dwelling house, wlrn Dye-house, •Dressing-hops andlarge Drying ground or Meadow, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Taylor.— Tile eternises all adjoin, zuld atelet at yearly Rents amount. ing, to near 4)o1. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and printed Pare_ culars had on the eternises ; at the Green Man, Blackheath ; and the. Coffer-houses on the Cora Exchange : ; at the °dice of the Deputy Keinenibrancer, in the Exchequer inner Temple ' London ; of Charles Bicknell ; - Esq. Solicitor, of the Adiniralty, Spring Garden Terrace; . of Messrs.Knignt' arid tones, Hare. court, Te:;:pie ; of Messrs. liithrott and Metcatte„ Liuccaln's•.inn; and at C;artaway's. • NEW EDITION. ' THE WATERING PLACES FOR iSio.''' This Day was published, price i3s. in boards, 13s. 6d. in . red, or 14s. calf gilt, in One very thick and cro - seiy printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy Maps-and Views,. 1E GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and : SEA-BATHING -PLACES in ENGLAND and WALES, for 181 o; consistit% of. accurate and ..,irciimstait - tial Descriptions of every Place of fashionable 'Resort,' and of the Curiosities and Scenery Tin .044 Environs, with . au nerary of the Roads to and - front each Piece. •By the EDITOR of the. PI u Eof LONDON: •• • This Work is so well knoWn, and has been su universally approved of for its Cohiplefenesland Accuracy, that any fur ther description of its Contents,, or any observations. . on its Merits and Utility, would be superfluous.' Printed fur Richard ,Ptrillips,-No. 6, tiridge-street,:filack friars ; and to be had of all lluoksellers, particularly of dos,. who reside at the respedive Seu- Bathing and Watering PlacCs. Ofrvhorn may also be had, The Piatire or •Loncl'On for :8 re; by - tice same Eflitor, tkuund recd. . . .Fink ;tUE TEETH ANI)pIiMS rrHE . EBSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN- A.. 1 . 1 Pit tc E.; invented by the tat- lacob Hemet', Den tist to AI,- Majesty and the Prince ofWales, are greatly su perior, bot:t in eleganCe"and efficacy, to-auy thing hitherto made use of ; they : will etkclually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age; will'render them plute and beautiful without the least impairing the linatnel, laiten such as are loose, kcep such as are already decayed,trom be• amniAg worse, revent: the' Tooth-ach, perfectly cure the. Scurvy in the G urns, and make them grow tirtn and, close to the Teeth, they likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those, Disorders that are the consequence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. They continue to, be 501c4.,W holesale and Retail. by Bay_ ley and Blew, Cockspur.street, London, price 2S. 91. each, and Retail by T. Scarman (late Pertn;:r and Successor to Mr. Hemet), George.street. Hanpver.square. None are genuine but what .have the wOrds " 1. Het - net, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.street, engraved in'the Stamp, and a Label, " Bayley and Blew, CockspAr-street, London," pasted on the back ()leach Bottle and Box. N B. The Essence is particularly' recommended Ito Pa. rents and Persons who have the care of Children,' as the greatest Preservative of yoiiim and tender Teeth. , ' TUESDAYIi SEPTiNIBER -18, 181-0--- SATZS OF 4STATES,.&c, :uNfIQWELY B EAUTI F UL AND. ROMANTIC ES - TATE, IN:, SOUTH WALES, TO BE SOLD•BN PRIVAT CONTRACT, CONSISTING of an excellent sized FAMILY HousE, Dime:she' and :Agricultural Offices, and Buildings of every description ; .a Farm-house, and ,up wards of 241 Acres of rch Meadow, Pasture; and -Wood 'Land, enchantingly situate on the River. They, abounding in Trout, aad in a Country vhere Game is in profusion For further particulars apply to Messrs. Browne, and .Co. House Agents, and Land Surveyors, No. 4r, Southaptou row, aussel-square, ; at the Bell I nn, m n, GlouCester ; Mack worth Arms, Swansea • Ivy Bush, Carrnarthen; and BuAt, Bristol, whe re a pl an o f the Estate May be seen. HERTFORDSHIRE. MANOR, MANSIONi , , AND VALUABLE ESTATES, • ' , OLD 8Y AUCTION; o , z.:.).st.t..ducr.,"i'Airsuant to an order of his iviaiesty's Courr_of Exchequer, bcf..re Abet Moysey, Esq. Deputy 'Reinettibrancer of the said• Court, Garraway's 'Cotne house, ,Exchange-alley, London, on Tuesday.. the gth, and: .'Wednesday, the Loth DayS . of October next, at Twelve o'Clock each day,. • . . In FOURTEEN LOTS, ER Y .valtiable FREEHOLD ESTATES, V seized into his Majesty's hands by virtue of a `Writ , of Extent against the 'Honourable 'George Villiers), situate in the Yarishes,of.Aldenhain and Bushey, 14 miles from London, consisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor of Pigotts; with the Rights,- Royalties, 'Membqrs, and Apphr tenances thereunto belonging. €% most desirable villa called • l'igotts, a large Family ,Madsilfm,. calied - LiehroNi;•iiii Inn . known by .the aign of the Coach and Horses, twei ye. Cot !takes:'a LaWn, Very. eligible for ereainea' Villa,'opPosite Hilliteld Lodge, and several beautiful Paddocks„ contaLiing upwards of 400 Acres of rich Grass Land, in the Parish or Aldetiliam; Tithe tree, and exonerated from Land :fait j - iti a most ileiiigiyful Country, and itr the nighest - st, , te of Culti ; vaiion; or unichimmedi:kre PosSegsion may' be had.- - Also, a Country, Kes;dence,..a ; .t:ottage, 'and as Acres 'of : Grass Land,'iri the Parish•of BUShey, of which the Land Tax is redeemed. , • - . . To be yievred, by aopli,:ation to Mr Trumpet, at Lech .inore Heath; near Pigotti; and to he Tenant' Of . the Cf , ach and Horses, 'and printed p...rtic , iiiirs may - be forthwith Lida of..thern, and.aiso at site Ess e x A r m s , W a tf or d ; the W.ille hart, St Albans ; the' Assembly Houst,,Stan.aure ; ar the •Office of the Deitut . l'Reqieinbraiicei, in titeExeheguer °nice, Inner Temple„Loinion ; of Charles iiichntili Esq ior.of the Admiralty, Spring Garden Terrace; of Messrs. Knight, and tones, lial•eLcourt, emple ; wii6re; , and - - at Mt. , ' . .l:itouper's, Plans of the Estate may be seen ; of Messes.. Hanrott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr.Claridge, Pair . of Willianr Jaques, Hatton-Garden ; at •. • ••r-- ,, -. , SALE OF ESTATE, :&c. • FRITH, KENT. : • • ' FREEHOLD TITHE ESTATE, WITH PARSONAGE LAND,, AND 3.I),y()_WSON. 'TO BESOLD . BY AUCTION,• By 'PETER COXE;---- At the AuCton Mart, near the Bank of ,England, on Wed nesday, z6th SeprUmber,' at - Twelve • o'Cloek, in Seven Lots. r" I OIViPRISING all that eitheecli ' llgisr . v . 'altiable and %.„, highly iniprovable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, the , 'linpropriate Parsonage of,lrilli,r.situate on the fertklebairk rii 'the Thames, tz miles oily troin London. This iinpaiant property :consists of a neat substantially "built Dwell:og, house, with suitable Offices, cap,tal Barns, Stablink, and other:Out-buildings, adapted for- the collect;oi,:otiffithes, roomy Farm-yard. excellent walled Garden, abd about iso Acres of Arable; P a S ture, an d Wood Land, lying extremely' compact, the soil healthy, productive and easy of-cultivation; 'l'l valuable Vicarage in Erith; estirnated at 4001. per an; rum,. .„ I neunihent 43 years of age; and all the advantages issuing out of the Titheabte Land, extending over about akoo acres, of which 1530 or thereabout are Arable, 700 Grass (nearly a moiety mowed.annually) and the remaining 37a• Acres is Coppice Wood, singularly pro. fitable in Ow parish ; The tithes to which the Impropriator is entitled,';consist df Corn and rain, - Hay and Wood, and also of Peas gathered green, of which many. are grown for the WoOlWich., Grenwich, and London Markets. The whole (except: the Tithes Ot Lesnei:Abbey.farth and.W . 44oti) is in the renting or occup-dion of Mr. Moses.Gratwick, held for the remainder Of a term of zr years, of which there are but seven uears to run front Nlichaelmas -next, and at the cxpira lion Oft .ar period the, profits will ne increased in an almost incalculable . propcirtiOn: ,May he viewed 14 pays,precOing the sale, on application to Mr John Knight, at the Queen's :Head, Badenwell, nwar Erith - Parsonage,-of whouirpai riculars May be then'liad ; also at the crpwn ,Inn, Erich ; Nag's liead, Welling ; Shootct's fall ; Ship . 'Cavern, Woolwich ; Bull Itin, Dart-- ford; Star, Maidstone; Crown, Rochester; K-ng!s• Head, , Canterbury; of Messrs. Riellitaisbn,'COffieid, and Wharton, Uncohi!s. I nii.fie Is ; at' Lloyd's Colf-e-house ; at the Auction Mart; and of Coxe, Nu. ,3, Throginortuit siret, London. • . . . - • FACTORY NEAR LONDON, __i .. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION" '.To the best'Bidder, pursuant to 'an order of his Majesty's -Court of Exclieguer, before Abel 'Moysey,* Esq" - •Ueputy .. Rerneinbrancer,of the said Court, at Garraway's Cotlee, house, • Exchange.alley; LOndolvoil Wednesday;' the l a th _Day 01.0doner next, at Twelve o'clock, in O ne ' Lot, . AValuable iff,iILEHOLD ESTATE, - called irLDEN HAM; TA CTP RY , (seized-into his Itikjes ty's hands by virtue of a Writ ci - Extent against t he_Honoui able George Viiii ers ), co n s ist - in . - of a convenient Dwelling ,a 1 - louse, ni extensive ranges of ildings; spacious fadory ; Th at Three Floors, worked by a powertul Steana „Engine; and fittcd up tor ,he:-ring. Cloths,_ and concluding any branch of the 'Woollen or Cotton Manufactures, to a great extent, well ._.applied with water, and 45 Acres o f ca pi ta l Fr ee l to ld-fi t lie I rt.e Land, in pie i'arish_ of . Aidenham, in. the County of .alerts, and only 14 milei I rOlll Londcin. ' . • . To by dviewed.oy applying to Mr."l:rumper, at Lechmore licatri, near the Premises, and particulars may be forthwith had Of. hirn_; also, at" the - Talbot I nn ; Leeds ; - Straltird - Ardis, Wakefield ;• Bridgewater Arms,. Manchester; ' George, fK.:onie ; Angel, - Warminster; .Essex Armi, Watford ; at the. Office of the 05puty rterriena.irancer i in the Exchequei. Office, Itiner•Ternple; London ; of 'diaries - Bicknell,' Esq.. Solicitor of tile . Adinii‘iity s , .Spring 'Gamlen Terrace ; of Messrs. Knight and tones, 1 - iare,court, , fetnple, (where a Han Of the L• state may be seen), of Mesr:C. - Flatiron and Metcalfe ' Lincoln's _lnn ;. of Mr. Claridge, Pall Mall ; of Mr.' William laquis, Hart..in Garden ; and at Gar. raway's. . , ' • BUCKS. . FREEHOLD RICH GRAZING LAND, NEAR AYLESBURY. • — l4O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To'the best Bidder, purSUant to an Order 'of his Malisty's Court of Excheqtt.er, before Abel Moysey, Esq. D e p ut y Remembrance,- of the said Court', at Garraway's Coffee House, Exthartge-alley, London, on Wednesday, the loth Jday-of OChrber.4 - mat, at 12 o'clock, , • • , • IN. ONE LOT, MOST:Valliable GRAZING FARM, called BR(IuGHT.-9N i' 4 ? 1 ti RES. clo_se to the Town of Ayiesbary,(s ized into his Majesty's fronds by viitue of aWrit of L.xtent against tile Hon. George Villiers),spnsisting of 136 Acres of 'lithe t ree - Land, exonerated flout Land Tax, of the fit* qualit) well teed,- and.. watered,. with a convenient stone-buift ' House and Offices ; the whale on hand, and of which immediate pos,;esSioti may ;b.: had. To be viewed b . ) applying to Mess. - s. Chaplin and Ti n d a l, at AyleSbury, of %Atari printed l'artiLulars may' be forthwith had; , also at theta lute. Hart inn,Aylesbury ; Rose ai i dCiovvn, rinS, 'Berk harupstatt ; W hite Hart, issen den ; Essex Anus, -wattbut ;:wkiite tiorse i Uxbridge; 'S wan, Rickinersworth ; at theotliceof the Deputy Reineinbrancer, EXchequLr Office, Inner Temple, I..ondon; of"Cßathes Sollcitor of the Admiralty, ,Spring G.arcleraer race ; of Mess... KnlBftt ai:d ( ones, Hare-c , urt, Temple, where a Plan or late Est..le may be seed; 'of - Messrs. Hanrott ; and at Garraway's.: [ l ENnRAL SIR JOHN I.4lOORE's CQRUNNA PATENT CAUP I;I..I)STEA fOrtniWg a rexular • Military:Bed, f6r the Fjeko„ ,tarritolts, St.) FA ,t • Or. a ;Tent or Roam, &c. and like w i se a SE A COT for on board :ship,''the whole parking in a-4mM! Valiceallnvved!the most 'portable eter vet inanitfa;ittred, invented by MORGAN Anii'SANVEkt, NO. 16 and r 7, Catherine-street, 'Strand, who roost burnoly presume' the hi g h est h onours ought to be paid all ttose Who- so galiaritly live and die for their - King .1414 COI i ry. - - This Day Were published, • - 7 • In TWo ~. plumes, royal iBmo. printed with the bestir*, on fine piper, hot-.pressed, and ornamented with two cuts-'de. signed by Thurston, and engraved in Wood by Clennell ; an ithproved Edition, price r zs. extra toards, of • 71PHE• ,DRAMATIC WORKS 'of - GEORGE I. LILLU, with Memoirsof the Author. • By THOMAS DAVIES. • Cp* The Tragedies of George Barnwell, Fatal Curiosity, and Amen of Feveisham, are sold also 'separate, price ts. each, by N. bowndes, 38, Bedfcird-street. Where may be had, a new and extensive Catalogue of Com e di es , F arces, Intertudes,-.Musical Pieces, Operas, Oratorios, Pastorals, and 7rAgediog. at reductti Idt. , • This Day was published, in Juno. - • • - Price 4s. 6d. bound, ES BEAUTES de L'HISTOIRE tirtSes des L A U 'PE URS A N ciEws et MOI)E RICIES de toutes les NATIONS;. ou, Essai:sui PEciucation Motile de la feu nesse ; dates lequet on tactic de la porter, par des exemples amu.ans a PAmout et a la Pratique de toutes les Venus. Par L. C. MORLET. Nouvelle 'Edition, revile et corrigee. Respicere exemplar vitse morurnque.—klor. ad Pis, A_Londres: lniprime pour . Mackinlay, C. Law, Lack ington, Allen, et Co. Dartou et Harvey, I. Scholey, et-llu- Lau et Co. • CERTAIN DISEASE. DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long.established `Medicine, called GUT TA SA LUTAtt IS, may be depended on to be - a certain; safe, and speedy cure for the . most inveterate Venereal Disease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains' and Obstructions in the Urinary,,Vassages in either sex • its; operation is by urine and insensible perspiration.' A_ Slight case is generally cured in a 'few 'days, and a confirmed Lues in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, Itheinnatisnis, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. They require nothing > to . work them off, no restraint.- of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take them may de pend on a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge 01. any person whatever. .They cause no .sickness ' amid the.pa_ tient may go about his or her business w i th ou t the least dan ger. Tile large quantities that are daily sold for'exporrstion ,and domestic Else, prove their efficacy:to Surpass every other ' medicine in the known world. Sold by . appiinitment of Dr. Freeman at Mr.: Butte! 's, No. .4, Cheapsnie eviller of ternoster-row ; and retail by one or mon? Medicine Venrlerz, in every town, in bottles at as. yd. and 41, 6d. each, with 1 n , [PRICE SIXPENCE iTATYPENNY. FiIIZIVCHP ' • ritTG.lB,—Ori the night -£ the t soh the English approached this city with the intention` of throwing 'some Of , Congreve's I , )cket4 into' the harbour 'in the diretion of the Lazaretto, where there were siz disnaatted 'Russian ships of war. Their intention was to burn them, but for this time they did not succeed, and they withdrew with disgrace. 'The tuglish, came in the night, hutas soon as the batteries with which our coaits. are covered began to play, so maby as could , savel thetriselves - NAPLES, AV' G. 21.--Yesterday was the day ap. pointed'for 'the launch of the ship Le Capri, of 74 guns, which was built in the dock-yard - The ceremony was performed with great %oily, and was. honoured with the presence •1 the Queen, the Prince and Princess of the Royal Fa mily, Marshal Perignon, &c. 'M. Lalosse,.C.ei_ Marine Enginee r , .direCted the ivhole operations ;. which were executed with perfe& order 'and pre cision. .itu. innumerable crowd cn)!iec.ted troa, all parts, and covered the adjacent M. Filler; Colonel of ,the Regiment.ot Isembourg, and a num ber of distinguished public officers, .had the nil= sour of be:tug -presented to the Queen,. wha thtougli-. out her journey, was 'saluted with ll'' a' tit - ruin - mils acclamation of " Long live the King! 'Long live the Queen !" • .e 4 ti Royal Camp of Piale, Aug. 15. The Birth-A:1Y; of the - Emperor was cele' , ri:ted with ad the-pomp and military sliew which circuni., stances would permit. Las( night the great . 2;.11 4 wits announced by:one disclig'ke Of artillerv„ and day it wasannounced _ afreslOv three clischaygm All the army passed in review 'before his Majtoth the, ding, upon 'the plain _faciog - 31,ssina, without tlieenernydaring to interrupt them, notwithstanding ; his .numerous fokce, . which cop, sists Lit the ships. of the line, from .74 - to SO punS„ tvveni-y-tiv or, thirty squaw rigged vessels, as many_frigates, cor vet;es-and brigs, and eighty or nii,ety gun-boats, which are ,fixed-on the Sicilian coast: "The troops defilrd, cryino,,!‘Long live theZmperor Naph!eu ti whose natur alone, always doubles their ardour and- : . enthusiasm. The King-invited all the -superior mi-, litary and naval officers todimier, Every oitic,r, he royal guard invited three, offv.,ers from every hat- , talion of the army, and th , interior officers of .the gual-d,,each ipvittd th.ee interior officers trorn.the' differeni regiments. Among the toasts were•— , ..fi ld Emperor—The Empress—The King—The Queen ---,and the Army."—All the Ladies in the heigh bourhood came to the camp atter the par :.e t. the artiticiol fire works. 'Cu, trtr.,,t•ments welts abundantly served. The greatest gaiety wa s ex . hibited, amid especially the utmost _enthusiasm ma nifested by the-army: and all the itthabnal,tb 01 Ca labria. NAPLES; AVG. Q.B.—Thre head-quarters of his Ma jesty are still at Piale, within a short league from Reggio. For his , accommodation a very pretty pavi lion has"been eretied of wir , od in the course nt a few days, and Which, both within and withow, is adorn ed with -.tnneh taste. This pailion, trom its ele vated position, commands a view of the Straits of Messina,' and the. oKosite coast: The French and Neapoli:au troops occupy on the right and left seve r4sniall encampments along the coast of Calabria; atid'tlie flotilla is' at .a.Octior under• the prote!•-tion.of the formidable land batteries; - • They centinue here to send • off a: finery lyith by land and sea , to 'Calabria: Adivision of gun-b oa t ; has also just 'Set- off, that have been lately built in our docks and in that of • CaStellamare. They. are very adively•einployed al'sa in the cons! rutlion of a second division, T.:e I(llp:enjoyS - at Pialethe-best state of r,)p The tros'are abundantly provid ed with aT.I - Sort's of .necessaries: The heat is"fOrtu [lately less violent than it has lie•en during, other summers. The Corn and' oil crops, RS well as the., vintage,'promise to be abundant. The culwre of cotton is every year making 'greater, -progress, and our climate`appears to be very • favourable to this plant. REGGIO, AUG. 15.—Fopr large transports of the enemy have left Messina this'evehing, laden with rberchandize . , and direded their course towards Malta: Rts.stA.- 7 -Extraa.._of a Leiter from Colint Kamen skoy, dated from, the Camp before Rutheituck, 27th July (8 ill Aug. J . B 10). The ra tin ctiiefof the Imperial Army halt ing kit a part,of • his army rear .Sebur.nl3, under the cOsninand of his brother, to observe the Grand Vi zier, he advanced in peesrrn witn the rest of his army upon Rudschuck, •to press the siege, already begun by General Sass. On the‘22d an assault was tirade against the "rani parts of thecity,- but. the depth _the. fosse, the nu merous pallesades and defences erected by the Turks behind the rampart, rend,: red the -assault fruitless. Qur foss - was very considerable, and would be.felt sensibly were it not compensated by that of the enemy. The impossibility of carrying the.p.laCeby main force being ascertained, the army resumed its positions round the City, and continues to nit), bade it closeiy. To-thy letters have been itvercepied' from the Commandant of Tudschuck-Busniak, ad dressed to the:Grand Vizier,whiLlt confirm our ac count of the great loss of the enemy, -Within his own sight he lost 3000 men killed or wounded.' He conjures the Vizier not to deter sending tilitchUc cours heyond ibUr_ of five days, wv li , tliou lt i ) cannot long defend the pl ace; ja part of ,his garrison, and not having more Heart ten days poriAionsleft. At the departure of the Couder, the Oct.:eta! in, Chief - received iutoratatiort that Ws the \‘